Pragmatic Play Continues to Rapidly Grow Portfolio in April

Months after presenting 5 Lions Dance, Dragon Tiger and a more recent edition Temujin Treasures, the Gibraltar-based provider Pragmatic Play has continued to build its Asian-themed series by releasing another Hold and Spin title, Floating Dragon.

The leading content provider to the iGaming industry has also signed several distribution agreements since the beginning of April, allowing it to continue impressive growth efforts throughout Europe and Latin America.

Fish Money

Reel Kingdom and Pragmatic Play have once again joined their forces to deliver a story about a beautiful Asian princess who collects fish money symbols during extra spins and lets the gold coins trigger prizes of up to 20x total bet. The action takes place on a 3x5 reel set featuring 10 paylines, where the Diamond Money symbol outshines all icons with prizes of up to 5000x the bet, available only in the Hold & Spins round.

Players can scoop up all fish money symbols during complimentary spins with the princess’ help, such as re-triggers, multipliers and substituting wilds; in order to reach big wins, the provider has applied a very expansive bet level ratio up to $250 a spin, while the RTP seeds at solid 96.71%. The game comes with high volatility, so keep your money at bay and go slow.

As stated by the studio, this Asian-themed slot is packed full of features and fun, based on three separate triggerable modes. The first is called Fish Money, where each fish symbol brings a cash value that can be collected if the royal lady lands on the reels. If multiple lady symbols appear, the value is multiplied with their corresponding number.

To enter the honorary spins level, three or more scatters must land on the reels simultaneously. There are four stages during mini games, requiring players to land ladies on the reels, who continue to collect fish as in regular play. If four or more ladies appear on the reels at the same time, customers will advance to the next round. If no fish emerge on a spin, a firecracker will be thrown onto the reels, bringing a winning spin.

Since Floating Dragon comes with the Hold and Spin mode, triggering this function may lead to three respins with a 20x multiplier. To get there, a stack of three coin symbols must land on the central reel, where they remain in place. The four remaining reels then rotate in search of more coins, ultimately bringing the highest prize possible.

Released on 15 April, Floating Dragon: Hold and Spin represents the provider’s latest title in the series. It has successfully joined other leading products such as Juicy Fruits, Wild Booster and The Dog House Megaways, a massively played high-powered collection of slots.

“We’re consistently looking for innovative new additions to our portfolio and are thrilled to launch our newest Hold and Spin hit. Our entire product portfolio continues to grow at an impressive rate as we look to continue to expand globally, with this release marking another positive step for us,” commented shortly Yossi Barzely, chief business development officer at the game studio.

Coming This April

The provider’s roadmap has also unveiled another two releases that are scheduled for launch in April – Hot Fiesta and Buffalo King Megaways. In fact, both titles are already out, but under an exclusivity clause with certain operators.

In a week or two, players will be able to join a real Mexican party with an entertaining and noisy setting, powered by multiplier wilds up to 5x in the base game, firecracker scatters and up to 27 extra spins, all working up towards the maximum 5,000x payout.

Two years after presenting the original Buffalo King slot game with 4096 ways to win, Pragmatic Play is back with an upgraded version, now featuring up to 200,704 paylines! Although visually similar, the sequel comes with a boosted potential, cascading wins, increasing multipliers and the Ant Bet option, capable of doubling one’s chances during bonus rounds.

Source:

“Pragmatic Play Launches New Hold and Spin Adventure: Floating Dragon”, pragmaticplay.com, April 15, 2021.